Businessday Nigeria Archive

Sunday, March 17, 2013

Appetite for FGN bonds wanes as DMO records lowest bids in 4 months

BPE considers five firms for NITEL liquidation

High expectation on interest rate cut as MPC meets today

Friday, March 15, 2013

Bank loans to grow 30 percent in 2013 - S&P

FG cassava policy pushes wheat imports down to 3.7m metric tons

Government hinges transformation agenda success on infrastructure development

Thursday, March 14, 2013

Lagos, Abuja among top 4 most expensive cities in Africa – EIU

UPDC veers into retail, builds Festival Mall

Power investors pay 25% of offer ahead deadline

Global economic losses from disasters exceed $100bn in 2012

DMO sells N155bn in bonds

Aero loses N1.96m as unions ground domestic operations

Wednesday, March 13, 2013

Gains by Julius Berger, PZ, UBA highest among blue-chips in two months

Nigeria’s annual offshore drilling expenditure to reach $2.26bn by 2016

African cities driving online consumption and growth

NSE moves 306.9m shares worth N3.3bn

Bharti Airtel raises stake in Nigeria unit by 13.36 percent

CEOs express optimism on improved power supply in 2013

Oil thefts blight life in subsistence fishing communities

Tuesday, March 12, 2013

Who controls Nigeria’s oil wealth?

Construction, pharmaceutical, insurance, packaging stocks turn investors’ ‘goldmine’

Controversial EEG scheme comes under review as FEC meets today

Banks dump commercial papers over CBN’s reporting policy

FSDH forecasts 0.3 percent rise in inflation

Nigeria earns $900m from export of cocoa products in 2012

Lagos reels out conditions as it reopens Ladipo market

Monday, March 11, 2013

Contractors to indemnify FG for non-completion of projects

Africa on the move

NEXIM Bank to establish buyer credit facility by 2015

Consumer-spend within 8km of Ikeja City Mall put at $18bn/pa

Sub-Saharan Africa to see 5.8 percent growth this year - AfDB

Planned hotel rooms up 16% as Nigeria expects 7,460 rooms in 2013

FG assures investors in sugar sector of protection

Sunday, March 10, 2013

Business nervous over Presidency role in waiver deals

Rebasing may show personal consumption larger than GDP

Legislators’ pay rising faster than Nigeria’s capital expenditure